Aromatic Test Kit

ABSTRACT

The invention generally relates to familiarization and training in practice and art of olfactory recognition of wine properties. The invention relates to a kit which is a package containing samples of aromatic solutions and corresponding information cards. In one embodiment, the invention relates to the use of certain chemical compounds within a kit for teaching odor recognition relevant to wine evaluation.

This utility application claims priority to U.S. provisional patent application Ser. No. 61/145,476 “Aromas Kit” filed on Jan. 16, 2009, which is incorporated herein by reference and made a part of this application.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention

The invention generally relates to familiarization and training in practice and art of olfactory recognition of wine properties. More particularly, the invention relates to the use of certain chemical compounds within a kit for teaching odor recognition relevant to wine evaluation.

U.S. Pat. No. 5,200,909 by Juergens discloses a method and apparatus for classifying wine by use of chemical analysis and assigning objective scale values. U.S. Pat. No. 7,290,438 by Head et al discloses an apparatus and method for mechanically detecting the presence of chemical contaminates that may be found within wine. U.S. Pat. No. 7,124,035 by Tomlinson discloses an apparatus and method for classifying wine in terms of fruit and non-fruit flavors. The known prior art fails to use specific compounds in teaching the art of olfactory recognition of wine elements or wine properties.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present invention overcomes shortfalls in the related art by presenting an unobvious and unique combination, configuration and use of chemical compounds that have achieved unexpected results in producing odors useful in calibrating olfactory recognition of wine properties. The known related art fails to disclose, suggest or teach the use of the disclosed chemical compounds as a training aid in teaching olfactory recognition in the art of wine evaluation.

The disclosed combination and use of the described chemical compounds represent a new methodology in wine evaluation and a new paradigm teaching human beings the art of recognizing wine aromas and reporting wine qualities. In the related art, wine aromas may be described as having a smell similar to common food products. For example, in the prior art a wine may be described as having a strawberry aroma or raspberry aroma. These mental impressions are used in the prior art to describe a common smell, such that others may understand what the reporter is describing. A problem in the related art is that there are no known strawberry or raspberry compounds found within wine. The prior art has artificially introduced smells from other products to describe wine fragrances. A shortcoming in the prior art is that there are at least 200 different strawberry aromas but yet no way to assign a particular real strawberry aroma to a particular wine description, such as “this wine has a strawberry aroma.”

The present invention overcomes shortfalls in the related art by using certain useful sets of chemical compounds or molecules that are sometimes actually found within wine. The disclosed kit exposes wine students to very close approximations to sets and subsets of actual end use aromas perceived when smelling a finished wine sample. Not all compounds or molecules found within wine products are useful elements in describing wines, and not all possible sets or combinations of compounds are useful in an aroma teaching kit. Creativity and inventiveness is needed to derive the proper sets of compounds as a finished wine sample will offer a complex variety of odors and certain combinations of elemental wine molecules will produce end product smells that have little or no resemblance to the starting elemental modules.

The present invention overcomes other shortfalls in the art by presenting a new classification system for more accurately describing and categorizing wine odors with main aromatic descriptors and aromatic descriptors based upon the sources of the odor. The latter being a mix of aromatic categories of compounds and the sources of their creation.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1: An exemplary aromatic test kit packaging.

FIG. 2. Another exemplary aromatic test kit.

FIG. 3. One embodiment of a solution container.

FIG. 4. One embodiment of the information card.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS OF THE INVENTION

The following detailed description is directed to certain specific embodiments of the invention. However, the invention can be embodied in a multitude of different ways as defined and covered by the claims and their equivalents.

Unless otherwise noted in this specification or in the claims, all of the terms used in the specification and the claims will have the meanings normally ascribed to these terms by workers in the art.

Unless the context clearly requires otherwise, throughout the description and the claims, the words “comprise,” “comprising” and the like are to be construed in an inclusive sense as opposed to an exclusive or exhaustive sense; that is to say, in a sense of “including, but not limited to.” Words using the singular or plural number also include the plural or singular number, respectively. Additionally, the words “herein,” “above,” “below,” and words of similar import, when used in this application, shall refer to this application as a whole and not to any particular portions of this application.

The above detailed description of embodiments of the invention is not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the precise form disclosed above. While specific embodiments of, and examples for, the invention are described above for illustrative purposes, various equivalent modifications are possible within the scope of the invention, as those skilled in the relevant art will recognize. For example, while steps are presented in a given order, alternative embodiments may perform routines having steps in a different order. The teachings of the invention provided herein can be applied to other systems, not only the systems described herein. The various embodiments described herein can be combined to provide further embodiments. These and other changes can be made to the invention in light of the detailed description.

All the above references and U.S. patents and applications are incorporated herein by reference. Aspects of the invention can be modified, if necessary, to employ the systems, functions and concepts of the various patents and applications described above to provide yet further embodiments of the invention.

The Kit

The present disclosure includes a new kit for presenting compounds, some or all of which are found within certain wines, such that a user of the kit may gain firsthand experience and a firsthand reference to actual wine compounds. A user of the kit may then become familiar with the discrete smells which are found in various combinations within various types of wine. Optionally, the kit includes a compound card or molecule card which is mapped to every container of sample compound. The card may include the molecule name, synonyms, CAS number, chemical formula, weight, volatility, usual concentration in the wine, its threshold of perception in the wine, comments about its synthesis in the wine production, other occurrences in the nature, its olfactory category, aromatic description, and classification. For the aromatic molecules considered to be a produce of a defective condition, the card may proposes remedies and methods of prevention.

The kit may contain seven or more compounds within vials or other containers. Each compound may be diluted within 2.5 ml to 7.5 ml of propylene glycol per ml or gram of compound.

Each compound is presented below as follows:

common name(s)/CAS number; formula; dilution in propylene glycol. The disclosed compounds are also presented within descriptions, classes or notes, such as “acid notes”, “volatile notes”, “sulfur notes”, “barrel aromas” and other as listed within the compound disclosure below. It is noted that in one embodiment, the solution ratio is presented on the same line. In that embodiment, each container will contain the substance in solution in approximately the same ratio as noted.

Acid Notes

1. Vinegar acid I acetic acid I CAS 64-19-7; CH3COOH; 10 ml/L

2. Phenylacetic acid I CAS 103-82-2; C8H8O2; 5 ml/L

Volatile Notes

3. Ethyl acetate I CAS 141-78-6; C4H8O2; 10 ml/L

Sulfur Notes I Defects of Reduction

4. Methyl sulfhydrate; thiomethanol CAS 74-93-1; CH3SH; 10 μl/L

5. Ethanethiol/thioethyl alcohol CAS 75-08-1; CH3CH2SH

6. Hydrogen sulfide/CAS 7783-06-4; H2S;

7. Methionol/3-methylthiopropanol/CAS 505-10-2; C4H10OS; 1 ml/L

8. Benzothiazole/CAS 95-16-9; C7H5NS; 5 ml/L

9. Dimethyl monosulfide; CAS 75-18-3; C2H6S; 1 ml/L

10. Dimethyl disulfane/Dimethyl disulphide/CAS 624-92-0; C2H6S2; 500 μl/L

Other Sulfur Compounds with a Thiol Function

11. 4 MMP/cat ketone/CAS 19872-52-7; C6H12OS; 1 μl/L

12. 3 MH/3-thiohexanol; passion fruit mercaptan; CAS 51755-83-0; C6H14OS;

5 μl/L

13. A3MH/3-mercaptohexyl acetate/CAS 136954-20-6; C8H16O2S; 1 ml/L

14. 4MMPOH/CAS 25539165-2; 10 ml/L

15. Benzyl hydrosulfide/CAS 100-53-8; C7H8S; 0.2 μl/L

Vegetal/Green Notes

16. Cis 3 hexanol/CAS 623-37-0; 10 ml/L

17. Beta-gamma-hexenol/blatteralkohol CAS 928-96-1; C6H12O; 5 ml/L

18. Isobutyl methozyprazine/Z-methoxy-3-isobutyl pyrazine/3-isobutyl-2-methoxypyrazyne (IBMP)/CAS 24683-00-9; C9H14N2O; 100 nl/L

19. 2-Methoxy-3-isopropylpyrazine/2-isopropyl-3-methoxypyraline (IPMP)/CAS 25713-40-4; 250 nl/L

Earthy/Mushroomy Notes

20. Mushroom alcohol/CAS 3391-86-4; C8H16; 1 ml/L

21. A. 2-methylisoborneol/2-Methyl-isoborneol/CAS 2371-42-8; C11H20O;

10 ml/L

22. 2,6-dimethyl bicyclo (6.4.4.06) decan/Geosmine/Geosmin/Octahydrodemethyl-4-alpha-naphtol/CAS 23333-91-7; C12H22O; 10 ml/L

Corky Taste

23. 2,4,6-trichloroanisole/1,3,5-trichloro-Z-methoxybenzene/CAS 87-40-1;

C7H5CL3O; 280 nl/L

24. 1,3,4,6-tetrachloroanisole/CAS 938-22-7; C7H14CL4O; 280 nl/L

25. Bromoanisol/CAS 104-92-7 or 3 Bromoanisole or m-Bromoanlsole_-_CAS 2398-37-0 or 2 Bromoanisole CAS 578•57-4

Pheonols

26. Para-vinyl phenol/Vinyl-4-phenol/4-vinylphenol/CAS 2628-17-3; C8H8O; 5 ml/L

27. 2-methoxy-4-vinyl phenol/CAS 7786-61-0; C9H10O2; 200 μl/L

28. Ethyl-4-phenol/4-ethylphenol/CAS 123-07-9; C8H10O; 1 ml/L

29. Homo creosol/CAS 2785-89-9; C9H12O2; 1 ml/L

Barrel Aromas

30. Whiskey lactone/Oak lactone/CAS 39212-23-2; C9H16O2; 10 ml/L

31. 4-allyl catechol-2-methyl ether/Eugenol/CAS 97-53-0; C10H12O2; 1 ml/L

32. Isoeugenol/4-propenyl guaiacol/2-methoxy-4-propenyl phenol/CAS 97-54-1; C10H12O2; 2 ml/L

33. Vanilline/4-hydroxy-3-methoxybenzaldehyde/CAS 121-33-5; C8H8O3;

2 ml/L

34. Guaiacol/2-methoxyphenol/CAS 90-05-1; C7H8O2; 100 μl/L

35. Coffee mercaptan/2-furan methane thiol/CAS 98-02-2; C5H6OS; 0.10 μl/L

36. Furaneol/4-hydroxy-2,5-dimethyl-3-furanone/CAS 3658-77-3; C6H8O3; 0.5 ml/L

37. Corps praline/Maltol/CAS 118-71-8; C6H6O3; 50 ml/L

38. Cycloten/CAS 80-71-7; C6H8O2; 1 ml/L

39. Furfural/CAS 98-01-1; C5H4O2; 10 ml/L

40. 5-methyl-2-furfural/5-methyl-2-furaldehyde/5-methyl-furfural/Methyl furfuraldehyde/CAS 620-0Z-0; 10 ml/L

41. 5-ethoxymHhylfurfural; 10 ml/L

42. Tran-con2-enal/trans-Z-nonenal/CAS 18829-56-6; C9H16O; 100 μl/L

43. para-cresol/4-methylphenol/CAS 106-44-5; C2H8O; 100 μl/L

Oxidation Notes/Atypical Aging

44. Acetic aldehyde/ethanal/CAS 75-07-0; C2H4O; 50 ml/L

45. Caramel lactone/sotolon/CAS28664-35-9; C6H8O3; 100 μl/L

46. 2-acetyl aniline/ortho acetyl aniline/CAS 551-93-9; C8H9NO; 1 ml/L

Floral Notes

47. 3-ionone/GAS 14901-07-6; G8H9NO; 1 ml/L

48. Rose ketone-4/CAS 23696-85-7; C13H18O; 10 ml/L

49. Linalol/beta-linaloo 1/linalyl alcohol/CAS 78-70-6; C10H18O; 10 ml/L

50. Beta-citronellol/CAS 106-22-9; C10H20O; 10 ml/L

51. Beta-geraniol/trans geraniol/CAS 106-24-1; 10 ml/L

52. Nerolol/CAS 106-25-2; C10H18O; 10 ml/L

53. (R)-para-menth-1-en-8-ol/CAS 10482-56-1; C10H18O; 5 ml/L

54. Rose oxide/CAS 16409-43-1; C10H18O; 10 ml/L

55. Trans-hotrienol/CAS 20053-88-7; C10H16O; 10 ml/L

56. Methyl Anthranilate/CAS 134-20-3; C8N9NO2; 100 μl/L

57. Benzene ethanol/GAS 60-1 2-8; G8H10O; 50 μl/L

Aromas of Malolactic Fermentation

58. Dimethyl glyoxal/CAS 431-03-8; C4H6O2; 100 μl/L

The Fruity Notes (Alcoholic Fermentation, Technical Wines)

59. Isoamyl ethanoate CAS 123-92-2; C2H14O2; 1 ml/L

60. Caproate d'Allyle/CAS 123-68-2; 1 ml/L

61. Capreoate d'ethyle/CAS 123-66-0; 1 ml/L

62. d-Limonene/CAS 5989-27-5; 50 ml/L

63. Hexyl acetate/CAS 142-92-7; 10 ml/L

64. Hexanoate d'ethyl/CAS 136-51-6; 10 ml/L

65. Octanoate d'ethyl/CAS 106-32-1; 10 ml/L

66. Decanoate d'ethyl/CAS 110-38-3; 10 ml/L

67. Dodecanoate d'ethyl/CAS 106-33-2; 10 ml/L

Other Notes

68. TDN (1,1,6-trimethyl-1,2-dihydronaphtalene I CAS 7234-04-0

69. Eucalyptol; 10 ml/L

70. Menthol; 10 ml/L

71. Alpha Pinene/CAS 106-33-2; 10 ml/L

72. Muscat Base; 10 ml/L

Compounds Found Within Kits

Each kit should have at least one compound from each of the main categories. In one embodiment the kit comprises:

Vinegar acid, Ethyl acetate, Methyl sulfhydrate, 4 MMP, .Beta-gamma hexenol; Mushroom alcohol; 2,4,6-trichloroanisole; Para-vinyl phenol; Whiskey lactone, Acetic aldehyde, Rose ketone, Dimethyl glyoxal and Isoamyl acetate.

In yet another embodiment, the disclosed kit contains one or more of the molecules from each of the following groups, as described above: acid notes, sulfur notes, vegetal/green notes and pheonols. Larger kits may further include one or more molecules from the fruity notes, and/or floral notes, and/or oxidation notes, and/or earthy notes, and/or corky taste, and/or the other disclosed groups.

A very economical kit comprises one or more compounds from the floral notes and fruity notes. Sub-kits are contemplated wherein each sub-kit or kit contains one or more compounds from one category. For example, a sub-kit or kit may contain one or more compounds from the barrel aromas. Such a kit would contain one or more compounds from the set of compounds numbered herein of 30 to 43, inclusive. Another example of a contemplated kit contains one or more compounds from the floral notes. Such a kit would contain one or more compounds from the set listed herein comprising compound numbers 47 to 58, inclusively. Sub-kits are contemplated for many reasons, including the fact that several of the disclosed compounds are exceptionally expensive to procure.

One embodiment of the kit is shown in FIG. 1. The containers (2) are stacked within the package (4), in this embodiment, a box. The containers could be a vial with a stopper or lid that prevents the solution from spilling while the package is in transit. In one embodiment the cover is a screw-cap. The box is divided into two sections. Next to the section containing the set of containers are a set of information cards (3). Each container (2) has a visual label (5) which matches a label on the card (6).

In another embodiment, the vials are laid out horizontally in a book-like opening package, as shown in FIG. 2.

In another embodiment of the invention, the containers need not be individual vials but can be chambers in an integrated unit. Each solution in the kit would occupy one chamber in the unit.

In yet another embodiment, the compounds or substances are diluted in propylene glycol with approximately consistent solution ratios as shown below:

Molecules List with their Concentration in the Propylene Glycol: 1—10 ml/L—Acide acétique/acetic acid/CAS 64-19-7 2—5 ml/L—Acide phényl acétique/Phenylacetic acid/CAS 103-82-2 3—10 ml/L—Acétate d'éthyle/Ethyl acetate/CAS 141-78-6 4—10 μl/L—Methyl mercaptan/Methanethiol/thiomethanol/CAS 74-93-1 5—Essai 3—Ethyl mercaptan/Ethanethiol/CAS 75-08-1 6—x—Sulfure d'hydrogène/Hydrogène sulfuré/Hydrogen sulfide/CAS 7783-06-4 7—1 ml/L—Méthionol/3-méthylthio-propan-1-ol/CAS 505-10-2 8—5 ml/L—Benzothiazol/Benzothiazole/CAS 95-16-9 9—1 ml/L—Diméthylsulfure/Sulfure de diméthyle/Diméthyl sulphide/Methylthiomethane/CAS 75-18-3 10—500 μl/L—Disulfure de diméthyle/Diméthyl disulphide/CAS 624-92-0 11—1 μl/L—4 MMP/4-mercapto-4-méthylpentan-2-one/4-methyl-4-mercapto-2-pentanone/CAS 19872-52-7 12—5 μl/L—3 MH/3-mercaptohexan-1-ol/3-mercaptohexanol/CAS 51755-83-0 13—1 ml/L—A3MH/Acétate de 3-mercaptohexyle/3-mercaptohexyl acetate/CAS 136954-20-6 14—x—4MMPOH/4-mercapto-4-methylpentan-2-ol/4-mercapto-4-methyl-2-pentanol/CAS 255391-65-2 15—0.2 μl/L—Benzèneméthanethiol/Benzyl mercaptan/Alpha-toluenethiol/Phényl methanethiol/CAS 100-53-8 16—10 ml/L—Cis 3 hexanol/CAS 623-37-0 17—5 ml/L—Cis 3 hexénol/CAS.928-96-1 18—100 nl/L—2-méthoxy-3-isobutylpyrazine/3-isobutyl-2-méthoxypyrazyne (IBMP)/CAS 24683-00-9 19—250 nl/L—2-Methoxy-3-isopropylpyrazine/2-isopropyl-3-methoxypyrazine (IPMP)/CAS 25773-40-4 20—1 ml/L—Octen-1-ol-3/1-octen-3-ol/CAS 3391-86-4 21—x—2-méthylisobornéol/2-Methyl-isoborneol/CAS 2371-42-8 22—x—Géosmine/Geosmin/Octahydrodeméthyl-4-alpha-naphtol/trans-1,10-diméthyl-trans-9-decalol/CAS 23333-91-7 23—280 nl/L—2,4,6-trichloroanisole/1,3,5-trichloro-2-methoxybenzene/CAS 87-40-1 24—280 nl/L—2,3,4,6-tétrachloroanisole/CAS 938-22-7 25—x—4 Bromoanisol/CAS 104-92-7 or 3 Bromoanisole or m-Bromoanisole—CAS 2398-37-0 or 2 Bromoanisole CAS 578-57-4. 26—5 ml/L—Vinyl-4-phénol/4-vinylphenol/4-hydroxystyrene/CAS 2628-17-3 27—200 μl/L—Vinyl-4-gaïacol/4-vinylguaiacol/CAS 7786-61-0 28—1 ml/L—Ethyl-4-phénol/4-ethylphenol/CAS 123-07-9 29—1 ml/L—Ethyl-4-gaïacol/4-ethylguaiacol/2-methoxy-4-ethylphenol/CAS 2785-89-9 30—10 ml/L—Whisky Lactone/Whiskey lactone/Oak lactone/β-méthyl-γ-octalactone/5-butyl-4-methyldihydro-2(3H)-furanone/CAS 39212-23-2 31—2 ml/L—Eugénol/Eugenol/4-Allyl guaiacol/CAS 97-53-0 32—2 ml/L—Isoeugénol/Isoeugenol/4-propenyl guaiacol/2-methoxy-4-propenyl phenol/CAS 97-54-1. 33—25 ml/L—Vanilline/Vanillin/4-hydroxy-3-methoxybenzaldéhyde/CAS 121-33-5 34—100 μl/L—Gaïacol/Guaiacol/2-methoxyphenol/CAS 90-05-1 35—0.10 μl/L—2-furaneméthanethiol/Furfuryl mercaptan/2-furfurylthiol/CAS 98-02-2 36—0.5 ml/L—Furanéol/4-hydroxy-2,5-diméthyl-3-furanone/CAS 3658-77-3 37—50 ml/L—Maltol/3-hydroxy-2-méthyl-pyran-4-one/CAS 118-71-8 et Isomaltol/CAS 3420-59-5 38—1 ml/L—Cycloténe/Cycloten/Corylon/2-hydroxy-3-méthyl-2-cyclopenten-1-one/3-methyl-2-cyclopenten-2-ol-1-one/CAS 80-71-7 39—10 ml/L—Furfural/2-furfuraldéhyde/Aldéhyde pyromucique/CAS 98-01-1 40—10 ml/L—5-méthyl-2-furfural/5-méthyl-2-furaldéhyde/5-méthyl-furfural/Methyl furfuraldéhyde/CAS 620-02-0 41—x—5-éthoxyméthylfurfural 42—100 μl/L—trans-2-nonénal/CAS 18829-56-6 43—100 μl/L—para-crésol/4-methylphenol/CAS 106-44-5 44—50 ml/L—Ethanal/Acétaldéhyde/CAS 75-07-0 45—100 μl/L—Sotolon (4,5-diméthyl-3-hydroxy-2-furanone)/CAS 28664-35-9 46—1 ml/L—2-aminoacétophénone/CAS 551-93-9 47—1 ml/L—Beta ionone/CAS 14901-07-6 48—10 ml/L—Beta Damascenone/CAS 23696-85-7 49—10 ml/L—Linalol/Linalool/CAS 78-70-6 50—10 ml/L—Citronellol/CAS 106-22-9 51—10 ml/L—Géraniol/CAS 106-24-1 52—10 ml/L—Nérol/CAS 106-25-2 53—5 ml/L—Alpha Terpineol/CAS 10482-56-1 54—10 ml/L—Oxyde de Rose/Rose oxide/CAS 16409-43-1 ou 3033-23-6 (we need to check the CAS 55—10 ml/L—Ho Triénol/3,7-diméthyl-1,5,7-octatrien-3-ol/CAS 20053-88-7 56—100 μl/L—Anthranilate de méthyl/CAS 134-20-3 57—50 ml/L—2-Phényl Ethanol/Alcool phényl éthylique/CAS 60-12-8 58—100 μl/L—Diacétyle/CAS 431-03-8 59—1 ml/L—Acetate d'Isoamyle/CAS 123-92-2 60—1 ml/L—Caproate d'Allyle/CAS 123-68-2 61—1 ml/L—Caproate d'éthyle/CAS 123-66-0 62—50 ml/L—d-Limonene./. CAS 5989-27-5 63—10 ml/L—Acétate d'Hexyle/Hexyl acetate/CAS 142-92-7 64—idem 61—Hexanoate d'Ethyl/Caproate d'Eythyl/CAS 123-66-0

65—Octanoate d'Ethyl/Caprylate d'Ethyl/CAS 106-32-1

66—x—Décanoate d'Ethyl/CAS 110-38-3 67—10 ml/L—Dodécanoate d'Ethyl/.CAS 106-33-2 68—x—TDN (1,1,6-triméthyl-1,2-dihydronaphtalène/CAS 7234-04-0 69—10 ml/L—Eucalyptol 70—10 ml/L—Menthol 71—10 ml/L—Alpha Pinène 72—10 ml/L—Muscat Base

An exemplary card is presented below:

These and other changes in kit contents can be made to the invention in light of the above detailed description. In general, the terms used in the following claims, should not be construed to limit the invention to the specific embodiments disclosed in the specification, unless the above detailed description explicitly defines such terms. Accordingly, the actual scope of the invention encompasses the disclosed embodiments and all equivalent ways of practicing or implementing the invention under the claims.

While certain aspects of the invention are presented below in certain claim forms, the inventors contemplate the various aspects of the invention in any number of claim forms. To wit, smaller kits may be used for amateur wine enthusiasts and more complete kits may be assembled for use by commercial wine proprietors. 

1. An aromatic test kit comprising: A package, where situated within the package is at least one container of a chemical solution and a corresponding at least one card with a surface, said card having printed characters on the surface, said characters representing information about said chemical solution.
 2. The test kit of claim 1 where the description is comprised of at least one of: the molecule name, synonyms, CAS number, chemical formula, weight, volatility, usual concentration in the wine, its threshold of perception in the wine, comments about its synthesis in the wine production, other occurrences in the nature, its olfactory category, aromatic description, and classification.
 3. The test kit of claim 1 where the solution is a compound dilted with propylene glycol.
 4. The test kit of claim 1 where the containers contain at least one or more of the compounds selected from each of the following groups: acid notes, sulfur notes, vegetal/green notes and pheonols.
 5. The test kit of claim 1 where the at least one containers as a group contain a solution comprised of at least each of: Vinegar acid, Ethyl acetate, Methyl sulfhydrate, 4 MMP, .Beta-gamma hexenol; Mushroom alcohol; 2,4,6-trichloroanisole; Para-vinyl phenol; Whiskey lactone, Acetic aldehyde, Rose ketone, Dimethyl glyoxal and Isoamyl acetate. 